This week good friend of the show Brain Heiss joined me for an in-depth discussion on Digital Entertainment Network (DEN) and its founders, Marc Collins-Rector, Chad Shackley, and Brock Pierce. We talked about DEN’s meteoric rise in LA during the late 1990’s and its subsequent downfall after numerous allegations of sexual assault against young boys. Brian and I talked about Collins-Rector’s mysterious and unknown life prior to DEN. We attempted to piece together how Collins-Rector was able to sell DEN to the likes of Disney, NBC, Chase Capital Partners, David Geffen, and many other high profile people in less than a year. We discused Shackley, Pierce, and Collins-Rector fleeing the US after the first sexual assault lawsuit, and how they were eventually caught in Marbella, Spain. Brian and I also touched on Brock Pierce’s company IGE and the suicide of DEN victim Brian Claflin.
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Show Notes:
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The Mark Fuhrman Tapes: A Documentary Film
Porkins Policy Radio episode 53 Brian Heiss on OJ Simpson: Veritas The Fuhrman Tapes
A notorious mansion. An alleged assault by a Hollywood producer. A suicide. What happened to Brian Claflin?
DEN article archive
Den.net
Chad’s World
Found: The Elusive Man At The Heart Of The Hollywood Sex Abuse Scandal
Spanish Arrest Report on Collins Rector Arrest referencing child pornography
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